davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Ser Woru1er 1tttS 0ie @te6smat.

SorttpG6renb mebren ii6 Die Qln5et6en,
tpel6e Darauf 9innetlen, oab in 3ufunft
bet S6werpunft Der Sleti6s8 erlorgung
bon ben 9eer0en>G egtpnen auf Die Sarmen
Derlegt ptr6. Ser Sarmer ipIte it1 Da>
fer borbereiten, baB CT ben Qnforoerungen,
pel6e Die 3ett an i'm felt, 9ere6t peroen
farm. 0erldumt CT oteS, 10 ptrb i'm una
fe6lbar Die @elegenbett iiberral9en, quite
8reile erla11gen gu fDnlten, p6ne DaB CT oaz
fir eingert6tet lit. 0enn begtnnt man nit
Der Gie15u6t, 10 bat man eS porerit nit
&Glbern III tDun, uno IS ntmtmt Belt, e6e
ite su breiiG6rtgen ltn6 marftfdbig tperben.
Sbi6on lebtbtn mebrfa6 baraltf Dingetpie=
len tpOrOem it, 10 tit bod oieler 3peie ber
2anbnirt6l6aft elm 10 tpt6ttger, DaB Die
Qlufneriamfeit bes Sarmers ni6t ST oft
barauf geleltft iperoen fam. SoipoDl fir
9enier1igen, Der letnen 8eitano Derbeliern
ober perDollitdnbigen, tpie fit Den, Der ben
@runo fit etnen guten Nnfang legen mill,
liegen Die 8erbdltniiie GuBerit ginitig, I'M
benz 6ie perl1tebeniten llmitdtlbe S%uialnlnetz
ipirfen, Sen greis fit Ginopteb unter ben
mtrfli6eu @ertb Su brii6en; ebenio giins
fttg fir ben &Gufer, tpte ungl1ittg fir ben
8erfGufer.
Gs iin0 p~telerlei ltria6en, Die bte @ntz
multiplying Ser 6eerbenbeliber unb Elm fortz
pG5re1loes SSalle1 6er Qreile Derbetgefibrt
baben. S6tpere Berluite Derltrl a6te Der
leBte ftrenge, l6neerei6e Ntnter. Den
birecten 8erluft in BEN betrefenOen Staaz
ten idGbt man auf $4,000 Stld, ipel6e
Der &Glte, benz 6utter> unO WaIiermangel
sur1 Spfer qefallen; aber ba5 par nod
ni6t 6as S9limmIte. Die lleberlebenben
tparen, pie bteS fauln anbers mDglt6 tit,
in etnem total beruntergefonrmeren 3uz
ftanbe, 10 baB es giinitiger umitdnoe be-
burfte, UNI fe audi nut an1 2ebelt 6u erbals
ten. 9aB inter btelen 8erbdltntlIen Die
i3abl Ser neugeborenen &Glber nod ntdt Die
6Glfte errei6ten, auf Del6e man our61
i6ntttli6 re1net, lit peiter fetn 8unoer.
I'm bas unglii6 boa gu mader, trat nad
al bteien S6reGntIlen AUDI nod cine Ourre
Elm, tpel9e mteberum Suffer- uno gSal1er@
mangel uno ben tpeiteren 0erluit bon
$50, 900 Stiid Gie6 berurla6te. Qle Diele
decentralization unD empftnolt6er @elos
mangel beittmmten biele 9e~eroenbetBer, gu
iebem Breiie loSSui6lagen, I'm nu berauS7
3uf0mmen.
Oo6 biele S9pterigfeite1, 10 groB tie
iein m0gen, rei6en nt6t btn, cine 10 alge>
metne Gntmut6igung gu re6tferttgen, tpte
Ie ii6 iebt funo gie6t. Strense un6 mtloe
Binter, i9le6te unb CUTE g8ei6e, ie pie Die
8itterung it'd perbdlt, 6aben alSett abges
tpe6ielt, aber Elm arlberer 8e6ieI bat 1t6
polSogen. Der feline Qenoerung erboffen
lGBt, oas lit Die @ntsiebung Der belieret
QSet0eldn6ereten burb bic Gelteoelung ods
lit mas ben !6eerbenbeitBer beengt!
$50 INNER Der Tarner ftb nieberldBt, er
nimmt bas bette 2anb, tpel6eS er befommeG
fam, unb iobalD Die Qniiebelungen 5aDle
reid perben, aiebt Der 6eerber fi6 5urId.
Weroen Die Weibegriinbe burd ben 8armer
aud nidt erbeblt6 etngeidrdnft, 10 tptro
benz 8te6 bod meiitens Der bette Weibes
grunb unb ber ungebinberte 3ugang gum
Walier genommen. @u6 pirb Die frete
8etpegung bes 8iebeS geben1mt bur6 Die
Senaen, tpel9e Der Aniieoler erri3tet. Dam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
QusIan6.

= SIN Dem an gieOer0iterrei9 grenSenben
S6etle II ngarnS treiben it@ beItGn6ig
1tarfe 3tgeMnerbanbem lumber. SIN
BEN lebten @o6en lit IS Der ungariI6en
0en0armerie g~elllnger, Stpei bteler 8all6en
otngfeit Su madDel1. Die cine, aus 3ebn
Berionen beiteben0, mur0e in Der gtG6e Ser
@renSe entoedt unD mad furSen1 Sample
BON ben @enoarmen nit 6ilfe meDrerer
Srtsbepobner iberipGIttgt uno t1 @etOa6r=
Jam 9e6ra6t. S6tpiertger mar Die Ser
baftung Der anoerelt, aus 50 &0pfen be-
ite6enDen 8allbe, iDel6e i'm gSalbe lagerno
getu1ben purOe. Die 3igerner 6rdngen
auf Die @enoarmen elm, uno es ~entipann
it6 etn betBer &f. in tpel9em elmer Der
Mngreifer onr6 einen S6uB get66tet murbe,
porauf IS selang, Die 8oltoe Su enttpaffnen.
Inter ben ~perRafteten !3iseunern ~befanben
fi6 Diele lGnglt ite6brieflt6 perfolate Idtuere
8erbre9er. 8emerfensmertb lit, bah 6te
@enetnbe, duf beren @ebiet bic @efQnoenz
nabme Dor ii6 ging, BEN @enbarmen iebe
9tlfeletftung runbtpeg abiding, Do bic 8e>
DOlferung beiorgte, bic !3igeuner mirben
ben 9an3en Ort int 8ranb itefen.
= Sn GalaIbuttano Bel Gremona
ereignete ii6 tpdbrenb zines 9ei6enz
bcgGngnteS ELL grocer l1nglaGsfall.
Cine fir Weuitf erri6tete Srtb il ne, UNI
pel6e cine 5ablretde Mtenge itanb, It iirSte
pl0Bli6 elm. SiebSebn Mufifanten unb
Iber breiBt9 3ui6auer tpurben unter ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

@int err et,en. go. Brother i'm 9uet :

@int erw eisen. $50. Brother i'm opel
der 81 70@7O4c., Jto. 3 rotber 6u 69C0-
Corn: SEQ. 2 40a@40f. Jto.. 2 oelbes
41@414, $50. 2 meiBes . SEQ. 5 oe(z
hes 408@4O!c, Qo. 3 gu 4Q@392c., No.4 gu
394@4Oc.
Safer: ga9 Brobe: go. 8 29@26,
go. 3 wetber 244@273, 9to. 2 wetBer 27&@
274, SEQ. 2 254@26t.
@trob: + Gar gu 1915, 2 Gars St 31
$3.50 bic Come.
&leie.-1@ar au Sill. 1921, 1 Gar gu S11. rs,
/ Gar 81 $11.25, l @ar gu 81. so, 1 Gar gu
$11. 70 Die Connie.
Mibbltn 8S.- 1 Gar gu 1925, 1
Gar 5n $3.50, Gar gu 1915, cine Gar gu
$13 Die Come.
$ en. : / Gar Snb. uplunb gu $3.50.
1 Gar go. / 3imotbp gu $14, 2 Gars al
S14.50, / Gar 500. 3 DO. gu S12.. l Gar
Sub. uplano su SO, 1 Gar gu $1,000, 1 @ar
StQte at $3.50 1 Gar Soma ri Sill. so 2
@orS gu 81. rs. 2 Gars 5u $12, 2 @ors gu
$12.5 Fbie Gonne.
@efl Is Ell. = 0ebeuOe Gnrteps 9@1Oc.
sel9Id9tete &c; @Hten 1@Jc DIS Pfuno,
GSasIe' leb., s5S5c. bas 0nserO.
@dmereten. - Ltmot69 81. 23@2.24,
grtma O.; Slee -.-@-.- GetnJtO.
! S su tt e.. creamery 15@s3c. 0oirp
13@lcc.
Gier. 17@1esc, Oos 9ueeno.
Rarto feI n. - quite 10000, 9ertr=
9ere orten 65G70c Der Suibel.
GDbnen. - @ute 1eus y UtebtIrn5" $50
@3.40 unO JtauieS 5.3j@3.45.
&al5. = &unen tc@-. Ro. / @ountr)
34c@-, SEQ. }u &c.
Com ierf ett. 8etses @ountrp A
4@4.s A &c, selbss Chg, brouHes 2@sI
ettro ne il. 1900 800 Oas aiit9ea:
8etBtO4t. 9leItser S4.OO@1.OO
bos 100.
@ eibe Rabeu. = s1.75@9.95 bas SAP.
2mie6e Ell IT, $4,000 .5O oas sap.
Gurten. 75c. Der Sul9el.
Hotbe Jfi b en-. = 1.35@1.50 bas SAB.
W ) b ren II. - S1.25 Der Bui6el.
Oran9en. 6lortoa $-.--@-.- 61i
Rilt9en. 0telitHa -.-@-.-, @Gltforntlb b.
sell te. - 15@25c. bas 0bb.
tomatoes. -.35@-.50c. Der Sui9el
grefobe1beerem: $7.75@s8,O 90 fir bas
Sab 8eG unb fir 8u9le & 8aa, urO S11.WO
fir Cape Sob.
sd 8Gont-5Oc@s1 bas 0tb.
Qouis LOS. In @incinnatt los, III NeOri1
$1.05.
@t lau nj n. - 25@75c Der & gu. &orb.
Galtforntl9e 1.25@1. 70.
9firit 6e.-@rawtorbs 35@45c in J 9.
&iit9en anoere 30@35c; Mtibt9aner fleine
15@20c Der &Orb, before 2O@3Oc, @altf.
$1.25@1.7 rs.
Grab MppGes - Csc in &Orb9eu, $500
@2.5O per Bltibel.
NepieL. = 75c@S2.OO per Sap.
Smeet Toe. bas $50.
Wtel 0 II en- = 8aliermelonen $7.00@10
bos 9unbert. Nutme9s 25@75c. bas r@rate".
Truuben-Goncoros per 8@104fb &orb
15@20c., fir 70 45fb. 20@25c., . y. StanbS
S1.25@2.50, 0elawares 4@3c per Yfb., 10
YfO. &0rbe 40@,-c un0 5 Pfo. 2O@-c.,
&o9ers 10 9funbs &0rbe 20@25c.
9trn en-. - 25@35c Der tletne Eorb, 90c.
@S1. 90 Der Sul9el, @Glii. s2.O0@2.50 oaS
Eiit6en.
Smeet Yotatoes - Serleps 49, 70
@3,25 bas Sap, Saltiinorer s .00@2.50.
@~ieDnaarft.
@m 3ttnopiebmarft betrug Die 3ufI6r ca.
1000 Stid, .9e9en GAL Stiid am pOri9eG
Sreitag, Yretle unperGnoert.
per- III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
seIbfmpro tpeaem 1teberarbett1tma.

Ote0tettungsmannidaft fti6te0 onneritag
Na6mittag aus Dem See, in Der gtGbe oeS
SltnotS Central 8ier, Bic 2et6e bon
Qlfreo Dean auf pel6er fi1, mie aus benz
Snbalte zines 8riefes b%erporgebt, ben man
in ietnem Suite fano, aus 8er5petlung bas
2eben 9enommen bat. Dean mar in benz
gei6Gft BON s. 8. Mtaipn & g., SEQ. 253
QafeftraBe, bel6dfttgt unb tpobnte BET Srau
gtt6ols, in geo. 46 g. @larfftrabe. Ser
8rtef mar ait bic Qebtere geri9tet un6 lauz
tete in Der l1eberiebun9: u8ttte bieien
8rief Srau Nt6ols, iiber Sanna6 &
Sog9's 2ofal, nabe 6oolen's I6eater, at
lberbrtngen, W0ge Soft sic fir Sbre
Site legnen! Sic unO SIR Waann tparen
mir itets treunblt9 geiinnt, o6ne einen
8runo oafur gu baben. 0retSebn Stunz
ben Nrbett unb etn i6le6ter Qobn 6aben
MIDI gum Wabnitnu getrieben.
Bitte bebalten Sic meme 80gel un6 be-
banoeln Sic Die Gbier6en gut. @enu Sic
btes erbalten, bin i6 l6nn foot.
Sbr oanfbarer Sreunb
QIfre6 Oean.
No6f6rift. 6errn Malon bin i6
fetnen 9arf i@nIbig, benn er bat mid
gu 9obe arbeiten %lafien."
Die 2ei6e bes llngliiflt6en, tpel6er %
Sabre alt uno Elm @ugldnber bon @e6urt
mar, murbe na6 Ser Mor9ue iberfa6rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
@et1t 1tttS @Atrfe,t.

glo6 gu ipenig lit Der l1mitanb befannt,
6aB man itarf ooer unan8ene6m rie9enoe
Sa6en nt6t in &elern a%uf6etpa6ren bari,
no Wetn lie9t. Sel6t 6ann, tpenrt berielbe
in perfprften 8lal6en aufbepabrt tpirb,
f0nnen iolde fart rie6enoen Sa6en, ME
eingema6te @iiigz @urfen, Sauertraut ultb
6erglei6en DEM Wetn etnen unangene6men
8et9ei6maG aeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
GtMnnaberiMt.

Sic 8anfen mabten Darleben gu TO
Rroaent.
Die 8anf= Nus9Iei9un9eu beliefen Ii6 beute
out 1888, 900, 9e9en So, 1868 900 am porisei1
Sonnerfto9.
SIN New gort purben u. 9. 8ombs notirt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

iolteH ni1t per5lpeifeln. fonbern @atb uu6 @elebrung
aus einsm 9ude i16pfeu, 6urb iDelGeS Souienoe tns
nerbolb ~tiiraefter 8ett ibre oule 6eiunobett ~ipieberers
I0ugt uno ben ein5lgen Wuti9 ibres 9er5eus in Sra
fitting Qeben. Ioben. 9as nit pieleit &ronfengeinins
ten erldnterte. reidli9 ousgeItnttete u~eleite Wert lpir6
gratis nno fraacp neri6tdt bon Der Priuate GIis
mic & 9tspeniatn, Is g. Soni3OM Gts., weae
@rOaotuaO, GiepsOOrf, Vt. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
s ID % / u a On t.

eh beItbe ein unie9tboreS Mtittel ocoeu 6iefes
Geioeit, burd beiien tSetroud Souienbe Der
Id)limrIteI HHb Oeroltetlten fSdae ge9eilt murben.
M{eit 0laube oil ietne M%irtlomtelt lit 10 tart.
bob ih SlOci UIGIaleit netlt ctnem lebr 10 ettbs
beit 8eibeHbeH ~3ulteIeE nil. Nton aebe bic Grs
nrcb= uno observation-disclosures an
@A. =. u. [tncMml. lSl NSeNrl Ctr. Mssn MnrP
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

loien Gbieren, ni6t porIiegt, 10 ioate oles
ielbe gum 8ort6eil oes @elobeutels ple pes
8o6lbeftn6ens BET G9tere gang, perra1leoeh
merDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Observation-Disclosures

"a &aubpirtbi9aftli0e @cseuitdnbe betrefenbe
&nfra9en Iiuo on perrn 0ottlteb Seuti0bopen,
9en0rb, NebraSfa, gu ri9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

6unftiOuege 9t0runs bes weibli6en Orr
9antsmuS miro our9 ben @ebrau9 BON DR..
st. .. Bterce's ,,Favorite Prescription
MISUNDERSTANDING i9neQ ge6eilt. sic
beletti9t bic S9mersen lnb ite(t bic @eIuno=
belt u1to StGrte mieber Der. Sci aQen 'apoz
tbefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
3 Ga o~rAaatHtgoei6s
HAM BURGER
S@N TR0PFEN
9 tspcrOamlicbeeit.

~ @eri9te iiber sic GrfoIse Don 9r. Musuft
BieLt rrirben HHb Jest beitatiat rperSen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

Die 9 6wetne. 3nfu6r betruJ ca.
10000 StiiG, 9e9en 1881 am portget
Sreitdg. Se;ablt muroen S4.S0@5.45 t1r
i6mere unb So. 00@5. 10 fIr lei6te. Yrelle
i9wanfenO uub Inn 5@10c. nieOrtger.
0ertautt luuroen IL. /.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
S0Mtcn,

me[de tbre Niebertunft I'M 9ttqen al e~rrparter MIN.
Ihen, finoen ireunoli1e Anfnubme uno quite 9fIeqe Bel
mGbi0en 4reiieu. @frS. s. &3. Oiidj ter, Sebonlnle'
lgma6Mtt3i iOIwb 547 meit SHoiano ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
0etretSemarft.
(W d d IT,

@htcGgo. II. Sept.
0te YretSperdnberltn9eu am @etreioe4 uub
Acknowledgements : Otarft er9eben 1ih
aus fol9enoer 3ulammenitelluno:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Carbon, Prime White, $50

Carbon, Prime White, 1870
deg. test :....;.... 5000 @ .o9l
Carbon, Headlight, ITO deg.
test. : q III
Carbon, Water White. $50
deg. test. : @ .O9f
Carbon, Snow White, $50
deg. test. -. q .o9l
Carbon, Michigan legal test,
2. W.::............... - a. 10
Carbon, Michigan W. W. - a. .lOk
Carbon, Wisconsin test, w.
W....;....,........... =. @ .O8t
Carbon, Wisconsin test, P.
an .O9l
Carbon, Indiana test, PIP. =. a .O9s
Carbon, Kenejehe, 100 deg.
Carbon, Eocene, i5o deg. "
test.................... - q .1O{
Carbon, Oleine, $50 deg. test - O. .10f
Elaine, $50 deg. est. = % 10
Llnseed, raw ............. = o. A
Linseed, boiled. ......... - % AT
LardOil, extra current made - "a "a
Lard Oil, No. 1........... - a SO
Lard Oil, No. 2........... - % 80
Neatsfoot, No. 1.......... -. q 40
Neatsfoot, No. 2.......... = az .38
Spirits Turpentine ........ - % .33
Miners White ........... = % .48
Miners Yellow. - "a Al
Lucca Cooking ...,....... - a. AZ
Gasoline, 81 deg. test. go. = a. Is
Gasoline, "A deg. test. .... - 90 Ii
Naphtha, IS deg. est..... = % .O8&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Stunter TIM 0auie burritbtu.

Gao Gin, Soua, 4. Sebruar 1887.
Sbre Or, gluguft &Sni9'S SGInbiraer SrOpe
fen battle ib III mletlent 9auIe Ttets pOrrdtbig
Nnb biirien hieIeI6en uieria!5 ou5gebeu. Mtetne
Srun SebroHht ife r~egeImdSig, pa biefe Crop
fen Su tbrem 8obI5eiirbeu E%ngemein beitrasen.
2oren5 8Lanfle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
nsBtleiSnets @irfunoen. -@eteilt.

South MbarrS, MafI., &c. 0e3. 1875.
Us 9eretdt mir gum Sergllii9er Sbnen bic
Mitguit 36ntg's 6oniburger Eropfcn mid pom
unucroouli9teit betreit bdben, bte mir felt
ldnserer 3eit pisI 81 i9affen madbte.
3. Setm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

G@afe.- Ole 3ufubr belief i'd ant ca.
1000 6tiid, geoen 4152 Stilf am port9en
Sreitag. Pretle niebrt9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
esireusa I'D srOssr 8~eIiebfbett.

@altant, S9to, l. Tebrlor, 1887.
G6eu felt Iaugen Sabreil finb Sbre Sr.
Mu9uit a6nia's 1alnburger Gropfen Elm itdnoiz
ees @ausnlitteI bei mir ilnb habel, itd ~SiefeIben
thinner Gis oUSgeSetdneteS WlitteL ge9en 1lns
uerhduIi0seit beIpdbrt. Sn bieitger @esellb
finb bicie Eropfea iehr beIiebt.
8aLenttn Mbeo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Rad u Snbre,t.

3pIonite, NeafI., T.. Seb. 1887.
Sbre Or. @uguit Gonig's 9anburger Eropfen
bobcI mid houerrIb gebeiIt u1o tanl i'd rnein
pnr @Sa4reu gesebettes 8eugniB rur beit1tiger.
Die |ropfen fcuten in teinem !9auie feblen.
@. Setnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
@ien m

Irt 3tnopiehmarft betrug Die 3ufuhr ca.
1000 9tiid, .9e9en 6,441 Stiid am pOri9en
Sreitag, Yretle nnperGuoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

SSm Baar9eihdit bradts 9 m er Il.
zen SEQ. 2 674@675c., Jto. 8 Su 65c
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-29
Irving Hall Democrats.

New York, Nov. 23.-Irving Hall, so
long known as one of the most famous and
powerful political rendezvous of the city
will be known no more in political annals
after tonight The party which held this
institution together has no longer raison
d'atre. The principal leaders of the Irving
Hall democrats, Chairman Joseph Tooker
and Henry Campbell go over respectively
with their followers to Tammany Hall and
the county democracy. Irving Hall has
contested as power in New York politics
for a period of Is years, and had the dis
posal of about 10000 votes. 1t was formed
originally of Tammany Hall mugwumps,
and its numbers grew so rapidly that it
soon became a formidable rival of the
John Kelly party. Edward Cooper, John
Morrissey, James OBrien, Senator M.
Murphy, ex-Sherif Peter Bowe, Timothy
]. Campbell and other politicians of the
Tammany Hall and county democracy
now have largely figured in the councils of
lrvingites in former years and its adher-
ants will after tonight when the organizs.
ton will be formerly dissolved, trans
ser their allegiance to the regular associa.
tious and clubs Of the party.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-29
Nothing Small About Lon.

Lon V. Stephens was chatting with
party of friends in the rotunda of
the Southern one day this week, when
gentleman was introduced to him.
"Well, what do you think of the
receiver of the Fifth National?" The
gentleman was asked shortly after
ward.
Receiver of the Fifth National p'
he exclaimed, opening his eyes in
surprise. "Is that Lon V. stephens?
/ thought it was his son, he is so boy
ish looking"
The impression was natural, because
Mr.. Stephens is both young and
younglooking.. He is slender, with a
boyish face and small, dark mustache.
Even in manner he is somewhat boy
ish, but a few minutes conversation
shows that he has an old head on
young shoulders. He is not 20 years
of age and yet he has established his
reputation as skillful financier, mar.
aging his fathers large estate with
shrewdness and ability. He is
banker, a railroad man, journalist
and takes an active part in politics,
leading the congressional fight against
Cosgrove at the last exciting and close
election. He is the intimate friend of
Senator Cockrell and Vest, and other
State politicians and has been men,
toned for high state offices. Alto
gether he has remarkable record for
a man of his age. He is frequently
in st. Louis and of late wears smoked
glasses on account of his eyes. Most
young mems heads would be turned
by the wealth and success of Mr..
Stephens, but there is not a particle
of affection about him and he dresses
with severe plainness.-Post-Di Dispatch.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-29
Will Call Legislative Attention.

Chicago, Nov. 23.-District assembly, "a
K. of L. of this city will take action at its
meeting tonight to call legislative atten-
ton TO the overcrowded condition of the
county insane asylum. The assembly
caused special investigation to be made,
and discovered in the main building, which
has capacity for $50 patients, there are
9S9 patients. In little rooDs 6x10 feet
there are two single cots and Two patients
are assigned to each of these cots. There
are no fire escapes and only one spiral
stairway less than three feet wide, which is
very difficult of access. Mr.. Parker, a
member of the assembly intends to intro
duce the subject into every labor organizs-
ton in the city, if the health authorities
do not move to remeuy the shocking condi-
ton of the insane poor and hopes that pub
lie agitation may compel some reform in
the management of the institution.
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The Example of Zaccheus.

1t is said that Mr.. Spurgeon is in
the habit of testing the abilities of the
more promising students of his college
by obliging them to 60 up into the
pulpit with sealed envelope in their
hands containing the text of their
address. On one of these occasions
a student, on opening the paper,
found this subject set: "Apply the
story of Zsccheus to your own per-
sonal qualifications and call" And
he delivered himself in the following
way: my brethren, the subject on
which have to address you to-day
is a comparison between Zaccheus and
my own qualifications. Well, the
first thing that we read of Zaccheus
was that he was of small stature, and
[ never felt so small as do now.
In the second place, we read that he
climbed up into tree, which is very
much my position now. Thirdly, we
read that Zaccheus made haste to
come down. in which l joyfully fol-
low his example. "-Watchman.
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Didn't Pan Out.

Milwaukee Nov. 23.-The recent circu-
lar issued by the national brewers union at
tempting to call up a discrimination
against Commissioner Masters, has pro-
duced scarcely ripple of interest in brew
ing orders, as nearly all the great beer
brewers make their own malt. The rea-
sons for the issuing of the circular are be-
lieved to be of too trivial character to
have ever passing effect on the trade and
there are only seven or eight malt COM
mission houses In the city. The national
nnion alleges that the Commissioner Mails
tiers refused to agree to certain demands
made upon them by the sualler brewers of
Wisconsin. If the complaing brewers do
not cease encouraging the strike among the
working masters, the commission men
themselves say they will start another
brewery in Milwaukee as there is ample
room and verge enough for all in that in
dustry, in the cream city. The masters
strike it is said, if not interfered in by the
complainnes brewers, could be settled
within two or three days.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-29
FOUND MURDERED.
A Young Kansan's Mysterious
Disappearance Explained.

Abilene, Kan, Nov. 20.-A special from
terday John Cant and Tom Morgan left
Marion for Dickinson county. Cant had
Just come into possession of$l 900; and with
400 of this sum the two boys started for
Dickinson county to 60 into some kind OF
business. Morgan expressed much anxiety
that Cant should take all his money, but
the advice of friends prevailed and only a
portion of the inheritance was taken by
Cant. They went by train to Lost Spring,
and there took buggy for Dickinson coun.
ty. In few days Morgan, who owed q
good many debts in the town, came back
and paid the debts in gold. and then went
to Kentucky and roamed over a good por-
ton of the country. After Morgan had
left, friends of young Cant became suspic-
iously anxious as TO his whereabouts, and
began sending kilograms all over the couu-
try. Nothing was ELECTED. The Sheriff
offered 500 reward, and the county went
the sheriff 500 better and added 5000 to
the reward. Searching parties were out by
scores going over that section day and
night.
Yesterday a farmers daughter living
about sixty feet over in the Dickinson
county line, while driving cattle out of
wheat field, discovered the dead body of
young man. Decomposition had 90 fully
accomplished its work that, while the
clothes still remained on the body, the
the flesh was entirely gone. The guardian
of young Cant, a Mr.. Sleeve, was sum-
moned, and by the clothes, pocket-book,
hat and peculiar gold filling of the front
teeth instantly recognized the remains of
his skull crushed 10, also the side of the
face. A bullet hole was discovered at the
base of the brain behind the left ear. Sher-
id Thompson. of Marion, telegraphed the
coroner of Dickinson county Young
Morgan has been under surveillance for
the last month. and will be apprehended
at the proper time. Coroner Helsington
leaves tomorrow morning to hold an in
quest on the remains.
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THE POUND STERLING.
History of the British Sovereign and Its
Predecessors

History of the British Sovereign and Its
Predecessors.
The British sovereign, or pound
sterling, is legal tender to unlimited
amount, and contains 113 grains Of
fine gold, alleged with grains of cop
per to every % grains fine. Under the
act of 1916, when our silver standard
was abolished, the gold pound was
made to constitute the sole unit and
standard of value of our monetary
system. Coins of gold first came into
use in the reign of Edward I'LL, his
"noble" being valued at 6s 3d., but as
it gradually increased in value until it
became los, Edward vi. replaced the
former coin by an "angel," which con-
tinued till the Commonwealth. The
'.mark" was double angel" valued
at lbs. I'D. The name sovereign was
first given to the double royal"
stamped with the figure of Henry VII,
and was made current for Cos; Henry
VIII. called it ''unlt," and stamped
it with the Roman numerals Xxx;
Charles L called it o guinea, because
the gold emanated from the Guinea
coast. Guineas were first coined In
1868; later this coin fluctuated in value
from 2Os. to 2ls., until George I. de-
clared it representative of 21s. After
this we had double standard, until in
1916 the sovereign in its present form
was again made identical with the
pound sterling. and the silver coins
became mere tokens. deriving their
value from the pound, as at present
The half sovereign was the mobile" Of
Edward III. and the royal" of Henry
MAGAZINE.